Technical Papers, Symposia, and EA Tracks
View the main technical call and the conference structure, including six flagship symposia and thirty Emerging Area tracks.
Start Here: Main CFP and Technical Program
Author Entry PointThe Main CFP page is the central author-facing directory for TRUST 2027. It provides the research-paper call, important dates, submission requirements, six flagship symposia, thirty Emerging Area tracks, symposium and track chairs, downloadable CFP files, and dedicated CMT submission links.
Main Research CFP Scope, topics, format, review, and publication information
6 Flagship Symposia Broad technical areas with dedicated CMT routes
30 Emerging Area Tracks Focused and rapidly developing research topics
CFP Files and Submission Direct PDF and CMT buttons where available
About TRUST 2027
Premier ACM EventTRUST 2027 is a focused ACM venue for foundational advances, deployment-ready systems, evaluation methods, governance frameworks, and responsible innovation in AI and computing systems. It connects researchers and practitioners across machine learning, cybersecurity, systems, policy, education, and high-impact application domains.
6 Flagship Symposia Core areas of trustworthy and responsible AI
30 Emerging Area Tracks Timely and rapidly developing research directions
Education Symposium K-16 students, educators, and learning communities
Tutorials and Workshops Focused learning, discussion, and collaboration
Conference Vision and Goals
TRUST 2027 promotes technical rigor and real-world relevance across trustworthy AI, dependable systems, security, resilience, explainability, fairness, compliance, transparency, and responsible deployment.
The conference aims to advance methods, benchmarks, systems, and governance practices for AI technologies that can be tested, verified, audited, and used responsibly.
Who Should Attend
The conference welcomes researchers, industry practitioners, product builders, public-sector stakeholders, standards and governance experts, educators, students, and early-career scholars.
TRUST 2027 is designed for communities working across AI, cybersecurity, computing systems, policy, education, healthcare, critical infrastructure, and other high-impact domains.
Calls for Papers and Proposals
Active TRUST 2027 CallsThe TRUST 2027 technical program includes six flagship symposia, thirty Emerging Area tracks, the Education Symposium, tutorials, and workshops. The main CFP page will serve as the central directory for technical calls and downloadable CFP files.
Education Symposium CFP
The Education Symposium welcomes submissions from undergraduate students, middle and high school students, and K-12 educators.
Emerging Area Track Proposals
Review the proposal requirements and submission process for timely and high-impact Emerging Area tracks.
Technical Program and CFPs
6 Symposia + 30 EA TracksACM TRUST 2027 will feature a comprehensive, high-quality technical program including six flagship symposia, thirty Emerging Area tracks, tutorials, and workshops. Following the reference structure, each symposium and track is presented with its chairs, a dedicated CMT submission button, and a CFP download-button location.
Flagship Symposia
6 Technical SymposiaOriginal technical papers are sought in the six flagship symposium areas below. Select the dedicated CMT button for the symposium that best matches your paper.
Emerging Area Tracks
30 EA TracksEmerging Area tracks provide focused venues for timely, rapidly developing, and interdisciplinary topics in trustworthy and responsible AI and computing. All EA-track papers must be submitted through the dedicated CMT link shown for the selected track.
ACM Conference Policies
Attendee & Community InformationTRUST 2027 follows all applicable ACM policies. Attendees, authors, and volunteers are encouraged to review the following before participating in the conference.
ACM Open Access and Article Processing Charges
Important Author InformationImportant update on ACM’s open access publishing model for 2027 ACM Conferences
ACM has fully transitioned to Open Access. All ACM publications, including papers from ACM-sponsored conferences, will be published as 100% Open Access. Authors will either be covered through their institution’s participation in ACM Open or will be required to pay an Article Processing Charge (APC).
Approximately 3,000 institutions participate in ACM Open, covering around 76% of ACM conference papers. Authors should review the official list of participating institutions to determine whether their institution provides coverage.
For authors whose institutions do not participate in ACM Open, the subsidized 2027 APC is $500 for ACM or SIG members and $750 for non-members, unless the author qualifies for an approved waiver. The year 2027 is the final year of this subsidized APC arrangement. Authors may review ACM’s APC Waivers and Discounts Policy for additional information.